Granada-born lover of pain and liquor

I am a Spaniard, born at Granada, in 1753, of Moors, who were then under the influence of mingled Moors and Arabs. The Moors were at that time in a great measure under the influence of the Moors, who had conquered them, and had themselves been conquered by the Arabs. From a description of this compound influence, I issued, in part, from a mingled race, partaking of both, and had enough of both to make me unable to resist the pleasant, though dishonest, influence of liquor. To that influence I am indebted for my love of pain, and for my love of liquor. I love them both, but I differ from them both, so far as to avoid drink and pain, when they are accompanied by disorder. I am in a state of continual quiet,